Tampa Traffic Alert: Nebraska Avenue To Close For 7 Days Between Palm Ave, Columbus Drive

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Tampa Traffic Alert: Nebraska Avenue To Close For 7 Days Between Palm Ave, Columbus Drive

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TAMPA, Fla. – Drivers in Tampa should prepare for a significant road closure beginning Monday, June 9, as the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will close Nebraska Avenue between Palm Avenue and Columbus Drive for approximately seven days, weather permitting. The closure is set to begin at 12:01 AM on Monday.

This temporary closure is crucial for crews to perform necessary drainage work across Nebraska Avenue, a vital component of the ongoing Downtown Tampa Interchange (I-275/I-4) Safety and Operational Improvements project. The overarching project is slated for completion in 2027.

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Motorists will encounter detours depending on their direction of travel:

  • Northbound Nebraska Avenue Detour: Drivers will be directed to turn right onto Palm Avenue, then left onto Nuccio Parkway. They will continue north on 15th Street, turn left onto 21st Avenue, and proceed back toward Nebraska Avenue.
  • Southbound Nebraska Avenue Detour: Motorists will need to turn left onto Columbus Drive, then right onto Avenida República de Cuba. They will continue south onto Nuccio Parkway, turn right onto Palm Avenue, and proceed toward Nebraska Avenue.

FDOT will have electronic message boards and signage to help guide motorists through the affected area. Drivers are urged to exercise caution while navigating the work zone, remain alert for pedestrians, and be mindful of construction workers.

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